The main material of mosaic
Introduction of the pure material used by mosaic, and signs that a complicated pattern is made.
![]() Pagoda tree |
![]() Bubinga |
![]() Movingui |
![]() Cerasus |
![]() Nato |
![]() Rosewood |
![]() Japanese Hou |
![]() Chinese Hou |
![]() Pau Rosa |
![]() Berry |
![]() White Ash |
![]() Moraceae |
![]() Moabi |
![]() Karin |
![]() Keyaki |
![]() Canarium |
![]() Lacquer tree |
![]() Gluta |
![]() Katsura Jindai |
![]() Katsura |
![]() Mizuki |
![]() Walnut |
Process for forming the Yosegi Pattern
Step 1 | Step 2 | ||
Apply an adhesive agent to colored wood materials to make a wood base with an intricate pattern. | ![]() |
Saw the patterned wood base precisely into patterned members and plane the members. | ![]() |
Step 3 | Step 4 | ||
Assemble the patterned members with an adhesive agent into unit patterned pieces. | ![]() |
Bond the unit patterned pieces together and saw them to desired dimensions. | ![]() |
Step 5 | Step 6 | ||
Put the sawed blocks together to create a continuous pattern and make an original board. | ![]() |
With a special large plane. shave the original board into paper-thin sheets of wood. These paper-thin sheets of wood are called “Zuku” sheets. | ![]() |
Step 7 | Step 8 | ||
The shaved “Zuku” sheets are curied up, so roll out the sheets of wood with an iron. | ![]() |
Paste the wood mosaic “zuku” sheets to a small box and a wood mosaic article is completed. | ![]() |
Working process images
“Zuku” sheets Type Example
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Kikkou Asa
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Kikkou
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Kuroasa
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Akaasa
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Siroasa
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Ichimatsu
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Tashoku Ichmatsu
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Saya Red
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Saya Black
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Kirichigae W
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Koyosegi
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Koyosegi
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Kagome
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8Kakuasanoha-rouyagoshi
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Mawariyabane